The Altar Guild dresses the altar and sanctuary for each service. Volunteers are on a rotating schedule, and paired with a partner. Each set of partners are responsible for approximately one week out of six.

Lay Eucharistic Visitors take communion to people who are unable to make it to church.

Some training required.

Needle crafters of all kinds and abilities meet once a month to create prayer shawls for our members. They also create warm hats, scarves, etc., which are donated to the Gathering Place.

The Outreach Committee meets monthly to determine which causes outside of the church we will assist, financially and otherwise.

The Pastoral Care Committee is a lay organization who makes sure that our members have their physical and spiritual needs met in times of trouble. The Pastoral Care Committee meets once per month.

Prayer Chain volunteers pray for those who ask for prayers for any reason. Time commitment varies based on need.

Sunday School volunteers teach or assist with Sunday school classes.

All volunteers with the Sunday School program will need to complete an online safety course and pass a background check.

The Epistle is St. Paul’s bimonthly newsletter. Volunteers write, edit, and distribute it to our membership.

The mission of the Women of St. Paul’s, through our faith in God, is to promote spirituality, strength, support and service to our church and community.

Worship coordinators ensure that all worship leader roles are filled, and recruit new worship leaders as needed.

We are in need of coordinators for our 8:00 AM and 10:30 AM services!

Youth Group volunteers help to prepare and support our youth programs, along with the Youth Group Coordinator.

All volunteers with the youth program will need to complete an online safety course and pass a background check.